Testimony of Eliahu Alter Likvornik, born in Balaceana, Romania, 1935, regarding his experiences in Balaceana, Suceava, Transnistria, Mogilev Podolski, Murafa and other places

Testimony of Eliahu Alter Likvornik, born in Balaceana, Romania, 1935, regarding his experiences in Balaceana, Suceava, Transnistria, Mogilev Podolski, Murafa and other places His childhood in Balaceana. Deportation to Suceava, 1941; life [in Suceava] including residence in the synagogue; transfer to Transnistria; life in Transnistria including the confiscation of their belongings; transfer to Mogilev Podolski via Atachi; life in Mogilev Podolski including overcrowding, hunger, stealing of food by children and a typhus epidemic; death of his parents from typhus, 1942; death of two siblings from typhus, 1942; placed in an orphanage along with his younger brother; move to the home of his aunts in Murafa; life in Murafa including hunger; release from Transnistria with help from the JDC, late 1943. Move back to Romania; aliya to Eretz Israel, 1944; life in Eretz Israel; finds the graves of his family members in the cemetery in Mogilev Podolski; brings the remains of his relatives to Israel for burial.